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US9265288B2
US9265288B2 US13/977,245 US201213977245A US9265288B2 US 9265288 B2 US9265288 B2 US 9265288B2 US 201213977245 A US201213977245 A US 201213977245A US 9265288 B2 US9265288 B2 US 9265288B2
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  • This invention relates to a functional brassiere (a functional garment), more specifically a functional brassiere that simultaneously provides orthopedic benefits and visual breast enhancement.
  • push-up bras increase visual appearance, they decrease physical health.
  • the laws of physics state that every action leads to a counteraction.
  • the design of a typical push-up bra includes a pair of cups, a pair of shoulder straps statically fixed to each cup, and a back strap statically fixed to each strap and shoulder strap. With the strap as the primary or only option for placing force on the breasts, the upward force lifting the breast must be counteracted by the shoulder straps pulling the shoulders downward. These countervailing forces lead to increased static and dynamic pressure or load on the shoulder girdle, back, and neck. This increased load leads to the wearer developing incorrect posture and stoop.
  • orthopedic bras To improve posture and combat stoop, orthopedic bras have been developed. These orthopedic bras bring the shoulders back and shoulder blades together, thereby decreasing the pressure on the shoulders, back, and neck. Though an orthopedic bra has physical benefits, it results in reduced breast aesthetics. One result of pulling one's shoulders back is that the appearance of cleavage is greatly reduced and one's breasts begin to point outward, rather than forward.
  • the present invention provides a functional garment comprising:
  • a first cross strap one end of which is attached to an inner edge of the first breast cup and an opposite edge of which is connected to an outer edge of the first breast cup.
  • the functional garment further comprising:
  • a second cross strap one end of which is attached to an inner edge of the second breast cup and an opposite edge of which is connected to the outer edge of the second breast cup.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a first breast cup connector and a first shoulder loop, the first breast cup connector being located between the first breast cup and the first shoulder loop and the first cross strap.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a first cross strap connector, at least partially located at some point along the length of the first cross strap.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a second cross strap and a second cross strap connector, wherein both the first and second cross strap connectors are located along the same side of a user's body.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a first cross strap angling along a portion of the first cross strap and lower than a user's breast, wherein an angle of the first cross strap angling is an obtuse angle.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a buckle located at the intersection of the first and second cross straps.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a cross cut band connected to the first cross strap, the cross cut band circumscribing a user's body and passing under a user's breasts and horizontally along a user's back.
  • the functional garment further comprising: a supporting and/or shaping structure, wherein the end of the first cross strap is connected to the inner edge of the supporting and/or shaping structure instead of the inner edge of the first breast cup.
  • the present invention provides a single breast garment comprising:
  • a first cross strap connected to the first breast cup, either directly or via a first breast cup connector
  • a cross strap fastener a portion of which is on an opposite end of the first cross strap as that connected to the first breast cup and another portion of which is on the inner edge of the breast cup, which is on an opposite side of the breast cup as that which the first cross strap is connected.
  • the present invention provides a method of simultaneously providing orthopedic benefits and breast enhancement, the steps comprising:
  • first and second forces are countervailing forces.
  • the present invention provides a use of the functional garment of the first aspect to simultaneously provide orthopedic benefits, by bringing one's shoulders back and/or one's shoulder blades closer together, and visually enhancing one's breasts, by bringing one's breasts closer together and/or lifting one's breasts.
  • FIG. 1 provides a perspective view of a fastened embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 2 provides a spread out view of an embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 3 provides a back view of various embodiments of the shoulder strap configurations.
  • FIG. 4 provides various views of various embodiments of the cross strap fastener locations.
  • FIG. 5 provides a back view of an embodiment of the cross cut band.
  • FIG. 6 provides a front view of an embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 7 provides a front view of an embodiment of the buckle.
  • FIG. 8 provides a front view of an embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 9 provides a front and back view of an embodiment of the directional forces.
  • FIG. 10 provides a front view of an embodiment of the supporting and/or shaping structure.
  • One realized benefit of the current invention is increasing the visual appearance of a wearer's breasts while simultaneously maintaining or correcting one's posture and/or. This is accomplished, at least in part, due to the claimed invention, some embodiments of which are described below.
  • a method is provided. Though the method will be described as a series of steps, it should be noted that the steps can be performed in any order, in groups, simultaneously, or any combination thereof.
  • One step involves the placing of a force on one's shoulders so that the shoulder blades are brought closer together. This force can be a force towards the posterior of a wearer's body. An example of such pressure is a pulling back of the shoulders.
  • Another step of the method is placing a force on a user's breasts such a way that they are brought together and/or lifted.
  • This force can be a pulling force on the breast towards the medial line of a user.
  • the forces of the two steps are countervailing forces of each other.
  • the countervailing forces are not in the same plane.
  • the body can act as a pulley, changing the direction of the countervailing forces around it.
  • a pulling force is applied to the inner second breast and the second shoulder, the direction of force being changed around the first side of one's body.
  • a pulling force may also be applied to the inner first breast and the first shoulder, the direction of force being changed around the second side of one's body.
  • An example force is a strap made of a hard stretch material or resilient material wrapped around a person's body and connecting the inner portion of a breast cup, closer to the median line of a person, with the outer portion of a breast cup, closer to the distal end of a person.
  • the inner breast can be defined as the side of the breast along the median line of one's body; the two inner breasts may touch when the force is applied, thereby causing cleavage.
  • FIGS. 9 a and 9 b A visualized embodiment of the direction of the forces is provided in FIGS. 9 a and 9 b .
  • the forces are in the direction of the arrows.
  • a secondary shoulder force is applied to the system.
  • This force can work in cooperation with or independently of the first shoulder force.
  • the second shoulder force can either place a force to adjust one shoulder posterior and/or to place the shoulder blades closer together.
  • An example force is a shoulder loop made of a resilient or hard stretch material.
  • the shoulder loop may attach to the top of the breast cup, loop over the superior portion of one's shoulder, and connect to a strap running along one's back.
  • the strap running along ones back may be a portion of an embodied strap described above or below for providing the two forces.
  • the force placed on the breast is applied to a pad of a bra.
  • the pad is able to move independently of the cup.
  • the shoulder force may still be applied by a strap connected to the outer, distal, side of the cup. The countervailing nature of the forces will still be maintained, even though the bra pad may move while the cup remains static or moves minimally.
  • Either the outer, distal, breast may provide the necessary resilience or non-slip material in the bra pad or along the strap may be used.
  • FIG. 1 One embodiment of the invention is provided in FIG. 1 .
  • the embodiment has a first breast cup 10 and a second breast cup 20 , hereinafter generally referred to as breast cup.
  • Each breast cup is constructed to conform to at least a portion of a wearer's breast.
  • the breast cup can cover the entire breast or a portion of the breast. If the breast cup covers a portion of the breast, one embodiment of the invention covers the outer and lower portions of the breast. This leaves a portion of the breast exposed for increasing a wearer's appearance while providing adequate support and coverage.
  • the first breast cup 10 may further comprise a first lower inner edge 12 and a first upper outer edge 14 .
  • the second breast cup 20 may further comprise a second lower edge 22 and a second upper edge 24 .
  • FIG. 1 further shows an embodiment of the first shoulder loop 16 and the second shoulder loop 26 .
  • the first shoulder loop 16 and the second shoulder loop 26 connect to the first breast cup 10 and second breast cup 20 , respectively, via the first breast cup connector 19 and the second breast cup connector 29 , respectively.
  • the first shoulder loop 16 and second should loop 26 may connect directly to the first breast cup 10 and the second breast cup 20 , respectively.
  • At least a portion of the second breast cup connector 29 is attached to the second upper edge 24 .
  • the second shoulder loop 26 is attached.
  • At least a portion of the first breast cup connector 19 is attached to the first upper edge 14 .
  • the shoulder loops may be made of a resilient or hard stretch material.
  • the shoulder loops are also designed in such a way that they allow for the user to comfortably pass their arm through the opening while providing support of the bra and assisting in providing a sufficient force on the shoulders.
  • the force should be capable of pulling the shoulders back so that a wearer's shoulder blades are immediately brought closer together.
  • the shoulder loops may further assist in immediately reducing stoop in a wearer.
  • the shoulder loops may be formed in such a way to balance orthopedic value, comfort, and breast visual appearance.
  • Embodiments of the shoulder loops are shown in FIGS. 3 a - c .
  • the shoulder loop configurations will be named rectangular, v-shaped, and x-shaped, respectively. Please note that such terms are not exact as such shapes may not be fully formed.
  • the rectangular shoulder loop configuration, shown in FIG. 3 a may sacrifice some orthopedic value in order to allow the wearer to increase the visual appearance of their back, thereby allowing for a wearer's back to be at least partly exposed.
  • the v-shaped shoulder loop configuration shown in FIG. 3 b , provides more orthopedic effect than the rectangular shaped configuration.
  • the x-shaped shoulder loop configuration shown in FIG. 3 c , provides more orthopedic benefits than either the rectangular shape configuration or the v-shaped configuration.
  • a cross cut band 50 as shown in FIGS. 5 a and 5 b , may be used to assist, either independently or in conjunction with (an)other component(s), positioning the shoulder loops.
  • the shoulder loops may be attached to the breast cup either directly or via the breast cup connector.
  • One end of the cross straps may attach to any portion, or the entire portion, of the outer, distal, edge of the cup or cup connector.
  • the second cross strap end 28 may connect to the bottom portion of the second breast cup connector 29 .
  • the end of the relative second cross strap end 28 connection location to the second breast cup 20 or second breast cup connector 29 may differ from an end of the first cross strap end 18 connection location to the first breast cup 10 or the first breast cup connector 19 .
  • an example differing attachment location of the end of the first cross strap end 18 is a location above that of the end of the second cross strap end 28 .
  • the lower end of the first cross strap end 18 can be positioned just above the corresponding end of the second cross strap end 28 attachment location.
  • a cross cut band 50 is provided.
  • the cross cut band 50 provide numerous realized benefits, for example augmenting breast visual appearance and increasing the ability to form various shoulder loop configurations, for example the configurations described above.
  • the cross cut band 50 may circumscribe a user, below their breast area and across their mid-back.
  • the cross cut band 50 may be attached to the first cross strap 15 and/or the second cross strap at one or more locations.
  • the cross cut band 50 may be additionally or alternatively attached to the first shoulder loop 16 and/or the second shoulder loop 26 .
  • the cross cut band 50 may further comprise one or more channels. Within the channels, the cross straps and/or shoulder loops may be placed. Alternatively, stiff mobile cords can be placed within the channels.
  • a plurality of shoulder loop fasteners (not shown) are provided.
  • the plurality of shoulder loop fasteners allow the user to adjust the configuration of the shoulder loops.
  • a preferred embodiment of the shoulder loop fasteners is a hook and loop fastener.
  • the hook and loop fastener can take any number of forms. For example, one or more hooks can be placed on a shoulder part of the shoulder loop while a plurality of loops run along a portion of the lower shoulder loop strap. This hook and loop structure allows for fixed positioning of the shoulder loop to tailor to one's specific orthopedic needs.
  • the hook and loop structure may also take the form of a hook and loop fastener commonly known in the art as Velcro®.
  • the hooks may be placed on an end of the shoulder loop and the fabric loop portion can be placed along a portion of the cross strap. Utilizing this hook and loop fastener allows for positioning anywhere along the shoulder strap, thereby allowing one to tailor to his or her specific orthopedic needs, while leaving the ability to also tailor to one's comfort and beauty needs.
  • FIG. 1 further shows a first cross strap 15 and a second cross strap 25 .
  • One end of the cross straps are connected to the inner, medial/proximal, end of the breast cup while the other end is connected to the outer, distal, end of the same breast cup.
  • an end of the first cross strap 15 may be connected to the lower first inner edge 12 of the first breast cup 10 and an opposite end of the first cross strap 15 may be connected to the first upper outer edge 14 of the breast cup, either directly or via the first breast cup connector 19 .
  • a cross strap angling is provided at a portion of the cross strap near the attachment to the inner edge of the breast cup.
  • An embodiment of a plurality of cross strap anglings is provided in FIG. 2 .
  • a first cross strap angling 13 and a second cross strap angling 23 is provided.
  • the angling degree of the cross strap angling(s) should be such that it allows for properly enhancing the visual appearance of the breast while still providing sufficient orthopedic and comfort properties.
  • the upper, superior, angle of the cross strap angling is an obtuse angle. Though the degree of angling may vary depending on the need of the user, it has been found through experimentation that an angle between 90 and 170 degrees is preferred. More preferably, an obtuse angle of between 90 and 150 degrees, still more preferably between 110 and 145 degrees, is used.
  • FIG. 2 provides a cross strap fastener 30 .
  • One or more cross strap fasteners 30 may be present.
  • the cross strap fastener 30 may take any number of forms well known in the art. For example, a hook fastener or a clasp fastener may be used. Alternatively, a hook and loop fastener, commonly known as Velcro®, can be used.
  • the location of the cross strap fastener 30 may vary in different embodiments of the invention. Examples of the various locations are shown in FIGS. 4 a - e . Other locations than the ones described in the document have been conceptualized and realized.
  • FIG. 4 a shows an embodiment of the cross strap fastener 30 located at approximately the middle of a wearer's back.
  • FIG. 4 b shows an embodiment of the invention in which the cross strap fastener 30 is located along the cross straps, but unevenly separating the cross strap.
  • This embodiment has the cross strap fastener located in the front of one's body and below the breast cups.
  • the embodiment in FIG. 4 c shows the location of the cross strap fastener being along the side of one's body. It should be further noted that this embodiment is not mirror the location of the cross strap fastener 30 between the second and first cross straps.
  • the figured embodiment shows one cross strap fastener 30 being located along the end of the first cross strap end 18 and another cross strap fastener 30 present along the second cross strap 15 , at a location other than along the end of the second cross strap end 28 .
  • This embodiment has two cross strap fasteners along one and the same side of a user's body, in this case the left side.
  • the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 d show the location of the cross strap fasteners directly attaching the cross straps with the breast cups. More specifically, a hook fastener is used to directly connect the cross straps with the lower inner edges of the beast cups.
  • FIG. 4 e shows yet another example of potential cross strap fastener 30 locations.
  • the cross straps connect to an interior side of the breast cups. This may be accomplished, for example, by providing a hook and loop fastener, commonly known as Velcro®, to one end of the cross straps and to a portion of the interior side of the breast cups.
  • FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the invention.
  • the embodiment provides a single breast covering device that is capable of assisting in correcting one's posture and stoop in one shoulder while simultaneously enhancing the visual appearance of a user's breast on the same side of the body as the shoulder being corrected. It should be noted that though only one garment is shown, a user may wear two such garments, the second garment being essentially a mirror image of the first garment. Two alternative, mirror image embodiments of the single garment are shown in FIGS. 8 a and 8 b .
  • the embodiment in FIG. 7 shows a first breast cup 60 .
  • a first shoulder loop 66 is attached to one side of the single first breast cup 60 either directly or via the first breast cup connector.
  • a first cross strap 65 is also connected to one side of the first breast cup 60 , either directly or via the first breast cup connector 69 .
  • the first cross strap 65 includes a first cross strap angling 63 towards an end of the first cross strap 65 opposite such end that is attached to the first breast cup 60 or first breast cup connector 69 .
  • Still further away from and on an opposite end of the first cross strap 60 connected to the first breast cup 60 or first breast cup connector is a portion of a single cross strap connector 30 .
  • the other part of the single cross strap connector 30 is located along the inner, medial, end of the single breast cup 60 .
  • the first breast cup 10 and second breast cup 20 may further include a supporting and/or shaping structure 40 , an embodiment of which is shown in FIG. 8 .
  • a supporting and/or shaping structure 40 are a pad or an underwire, but not limited to these potential options.
  • a pad may be shaped in such a way as to visually regulate the size of a wearer's breast or breasts.
  • the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 can be integrally made as part of the cup, affixed to the cup, or temporarily held in place by the cup. Alternatively, the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 can be attached to a first cross strap 15 .
  • the first cross strap 15 is attached to the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 , preferably the inside of the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 , and in such a way that the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 moves when the cross strap first 15 is pulled but the breast cup remains static or moves less than the supporting and/or shaping structure 40 . If connected in such a way, one benefit is that the breasts will be visually enhanced via improving the push-up effect of the breasts. It will further assist in regulating the visual size of the breast. This is due to the appearance of additional cleavage while the cup maintains a full looking breast, especially along the outer, distal, and/or lower, inferior, side of the breast.
  • FIG. 7 provides an alternative embodiment of the invention.
  • a buckle 70 is further provided.
  • the buckle may facilitate in adjusting the cross straps to allow for the desired effect of increasing one's breast appearance.
  • the buckle 70 may be located at the area in which the first cross strap 15 and the second cross strap 25 overlap. This can be essentially between and below the breasts, essentially along the medial line of a user's body. While using a buckle 70 , a user may be able to adjust each breast independent of the other breast.
  • a non-slip material may be placed along the entire or portion of the cross straps.
  • a non-slip substance may be placed along the interior side of a first cross strap 15 , more preferably along a portion that will correspond to a wearer's side.
  • the utilization of a non-slip material may assist in providing the necessary forces on the shoulders and breast, as the strength of the tissue is not equal.
  • the device described within this document is used to provide orthopedic benefits while simultaneously increasing one's visual breast appearance. This can be accomplished by bringing the shoulders back while simultaneously lifting and/or bringing together one's breasts.

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